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Which software to draw waveforms?

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Kelvin @ SG

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, there:

I want to know what are the software I can use to draw the waveforms
in digital eletronics...

Thanks.
Kelvin
 
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scada

Jan 1, 1970
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Kelvin @ SG said:
Hi, there:

I want to know what are the software I can use to draw the waveforms
in digital eletronics...

Thanks.
Kelvin

What are you trying to do? If you want to plot simple graphs, or waveforms
you can do that in Excel! You can import data in real time with Excel as
well. For larger files, more math functions, try DPLOT @ www.dplot.com
 
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Ken Smith

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, there:

I want to know what are the software I can use to draw the waveforms
in digital eletronics...

If you want to draw the schematic and then look at the waveforms, I'd
suggest linear's free spice program.

If it is a simple problem in showing logic waveforms, I'd suggest you get
open office and use a their spread sheet. A spread sheet can do logic
equations. Flip-flops take a bit of work but you can compose them in
logic equations.
 
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Wim Ton

Jan 1, 1970
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What are you trying to do? If you want to plot simple graphs, or waveforms
you can do that in Excel! You can import data in real time with Excel as

I use an AWK script to convert the output of an AVR simulator to a comma
delimited file and display the results with Exel. Not brilliant, but only
using tools and skills I have at hand

Wim
 
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scada

Jan 1, 1970
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Wim Ton said:
I use an AWK script to convert the output of an AVR simulator to a comma
delimited file and display the results with Exel. Not brilliant, but only
using tools and skills I have at hand

Wim

That's interesting! Are you using AWK with Linux, or Windows? How fast can
you run a simulation using this methode? What is the resolution of your A/D
(how many bits?)
 
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Wim Ton

Jan 1, 1970
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Hi, there:
That's interesting! Are you using AWK with Linux, or Windows? How fast can
you run a simulation using this methode? What is the resolution of your A/D
(how many bits?)
I use WinAVR 4 and GAWK from the Cygwin suite on W2K The speed is not that
important as you can only display a few hunderd points in Excel, before the
display becomes too cluttered. In my case I just display digital signals
(Excel as logic analyser :) , AD is not applicable. I guess that anything
more than 8 bits will be invisible.

Wim
 
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